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Cars are an essentially modern mode of transportation. They presume an entire global economy of oil, steel, rubber and who knows what else. Creating and maintaining them requires the specialized labor of engineers, chemists, machinists and managers. If these arrangements break down, cars become useless as such. But a car chassis can still be hitched to a horse, and a horse is a technology with a five thousand year pedigree. Its demands are largely intuitive and readily met. Horse maintenance is democratic that way. The Hindi term for the nature of this horse-drawn car is jugaad, which La Wiki helpfully glosses as “creativity to make existing things work…with meager resources.”
For example, much of contemporary feminism actually reads like an attempt to hook the horse of the patriarchy up to the junker of gender egalitarianism. The patriarchy was bad, as the story goes, so we got rid of it and had the sexual revolution instead. Then the sexual revolution turned out to be a catastrophe of abuse, disgrace, and regret. By the time we realized it, however, “consent” was the only languag…